Margin Accounts definition

Margin Accounts means, collectively, all Commodity Accounts and all Commodity Contracts.

Margin Accounts means, collectively, all Commodity Accounts and all Commodity Contracts and (to the extent not included in Commodity Accounts or Commodity Contracts) all Swap Contracts and cash forward contracts maintained by Borrower and its consolidated subsidiaries with respect to Hedged Inventory.

Margin Accounts means the Account(s) through which Margin Facility is made available; and “Secured Indebtedness” has the meaning ascribed thereto in Clause 7.1 of this Section.

Examples of Margin Accounts in a sentence

• The Issuer will use the proceeds of issuance to fund the related Margin Accounts as may be required to maintain positions in the Reference Assets in order to replicate (to the degree practicable) the return of the Index or to pursue the Investment Strategy referenced by the Series taking into account the applicable Leverage Factor.

• Preclearance Requirements – Margin Accounts and Limit Orders Access Persons and Investment Persons are discouraged from entering limit orders that carry over to a future trading day and from maintaining margin accounts.

• Any account that is partly secured should be included on Line 3(a) - Margin Accounts.

• For such Margin Account(s), we will provide financial accommodation to facilitate the subscription of new shares of Securities, the acquisition of listed and/or unlisted Securities and, where applicable, for the continued holding of those Securities.

• The daily net debit balance includes any credit and debit balances in Client’s cash and Margin Accounts during the period.

More Definitions of Margin Accounts

Margin Accounts means the margin securities trading accounts(s) which the Client established with Evergrande Securities (Hong Kong) pursuant hereto to govern the purchase and sale of securities effected by Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx (Hong Kong) as agent on behalf of the Client and in respect of which Evergrande Securities (Hong Kong) provides the Client with the Credit Facilities.

Margin Accounts means all futures contracts or funds and other property related to such futures contracts, which the Borrower or the Borrower's authorized attorney-in-fact may acquire, accumulate, withdraw or pay out, and which may be held with any broker, including without limitation, any balance credited to any Margin Account upon its closing.

Margin Accounts means all futures contracts or funds and other property related to such futures contracts, which the Company, any of its Subsidiary or any authorized attorney-in-fact of the Company or any of its Subsidiary may acquire, accumulate, withdraw or pay out, and which may be held with any broker, including without limitation, any balance credited to any Margin Account upon its closing.

Margin Accounts means all existing or hereafter acquired or accumulated futures contracts or funds and other property related to such futures contracts, which Borrower or its authorized attorney-in-fact may acquire, accumulate, withdraw, pay out, and held with any broker, including any balance credited to an Margin Account upon its closing. Margin Account Assignment shall mean an Assignment of Hedging and Futures Contracts, among Agent, Borrower and Borrower's respective brokers holding futures contracts, forwards sales contracts, trading accounts and all goods to be delivered or received thereunder and all funds or monies paid or payable to Borrower in respect of such contracts or accounts. Margin Stock shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Regulation U and Regulation G of the Board of Governors.

Margin Accounts means, collectively, all Commodity Accounts and all Commodity Contracts (as such terms are defined in the UCC).

Margin Accounts means those Securities Accounts in Debtor's name ending in xxxx9925 and xxxx3517 held by Wells Fargo Advisors.

Margin Accounts means, collectively, all Commodity Accounts and all Commodity Contracts maintained by Borrower and its consolidated subsidiaries with respect to Hedged Inventory.